What about the front doors? Do they open together? Does anyone know the size of that opening? I have a large printer I would like to put in there.
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Both doors open and top shelf pulls out(glides very smooth). We did fit our large printer inside. But we decided to keep it on top. We print quite often and unless we kept the doors left open, the paper would scrunch up when coming out of printer. We are very happy with the quality of the cabinet and it looks great in our office!
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It's a decent size. I have my printer where the computer is on this picture,and I have my laptop on the other side.. I think I would have liked to get a desk that has drawers,but if you are on a budget its a good desk to buy!
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The area with the door is about 20 inches if you don't put the shelf in. The open area under the top is about 8 1/2 inches. We keep our printer in that area.
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You really can't fit a printer in any of the compartments... maybe a tiny one in little space above drawer. Or on top of entire thing. But still a great little desk for the price...I'd buy it again, probably will when it breaks after I move.
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My printer sit on top. The printer would be hard to access if it sat in the space under the top.
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Barbara, sorry for being so slow getting back. The printer shelf if 17 6/8" (or just a fraction under)wide and 11 7/8" deep. I have a Dell printer and the base fits perfectly...the little piece you pull out is past the shelf, but can be pushed in and out plus it is no problem anyway if left ot. I wanted a small desk to fit the space I had plus hold as much as possible...it does. The only think lacking was a file cabinet and I just added a container to the back left to hold files I needed at hand. It is an amazing desk. Don't know how I could ask for more.
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I added a plywood shelf on the backside of a (full) filing cabinet (wooden). The shelf size is 18"wide X 19" deep. This perfectly fits the footprint of the printer. (the dimensions of the printer are online....at HP.com) The printer is tall though...
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Hello, it comes with one tray that is expandable, I've used both 8.5 x 11 and 8.5 x 14...good printer...regards....
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height 13 1/2" width 20 1/2" depth 16 1/2" As you view the photo of this printer you will seethat the left side, the top, and the front need to be open areas for access.
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This dust cover's pretty much a big, strong rectangle with flaps, and so the flaps allow flexibility to cover many different sizes and shapes of printers. Since I don't own the same model printer as yours, don't know about your machine's dimensions...but here's what I did...plus a handy work-around: 1.Get a piece of regular letter-sized paper; 2.Visit HP website, and type in your specific printer model, find the printer dimensions and *be sure* to write them down --btw the printer dimensions are sometimes found by clicking off a tab from the main printer description page, sometimes not; 3. Compare the dimensions your wrote down from the HP website for your printer model to the Amazon seller's dustcover description. ALTERNATIVE: Don't have a ruler to measure your own printer/all-in-one? Or...Can't find your printer/all-in-one model dimensions in the PDF manual? Here's a handy work-around we've used in our office: 1.Get a sheet of standard letter-sized paper; 2.Fold your paper paper in half (once), then in half again (twice), then in half again (that's three times); 3.At the smallest fold, you'll have the letter-sized paper in 1/8th squares, which --on the short side of the paper-- is just a bit over 1 inch...and so now you've got a sort of crude but good-enough ruler; 4.Use the *almost 1 inch* squares you've folded into your letter-sized paper to roughly measure your printer's length, width, height; 5.Write down these 3 dimensions of your own printer; 6.Now compare the dimensions of your printer to the description of the Amazon seller's product page description of the dustcover. PS: Some paper trays can be folded in, when not in use, that might help, too. Good luck! --lapisblue
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I have 8 inches from the top of the printer to the top of my shelf and it doesn't open up completely, but enough to put something on the tray to copy or fax or scan. It's enough room for me....hope you have maybe 6-8 inches....
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Yes, however,,, the shelve actually measure 11 1/2" deep x 17 3/4" wide. We dont push the desk up tight to the wall,, so your printer can hang out to the rear and front to fit.
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Yes, I put Letter (8-1/2 X 11) in the upper tray, Legal (8-1/2 X 14) in the lower tray, and Folio (11 X 17) fits through the back, one sheet at a time. (I use that size for printing large network diagrams and schematics). I love the automatic sheet feeder in the top when I'm scanning one or more pages of documents, although the Control Center software is less than intuitive. Wireless network setup can be cumbersome, as you toggle the network password through a button on the front and look into the LCD display. Built-in fax, but I use NetFAX. Be sure and buy additional large ink cartridges (especially black) because it ships with the small ones and you'll run out quickly. It does what I need it to do and I am satisfied with my purchase. For large B/W print jobs I use the Brother HL-2280DW Laser Printer so as not to use up all my Black ink. (If you buy that printer, be sure and buy an additional toner cartridge, because although it comes with one, it's a "trial" size, and you will exhaust it quickly).
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For the back where you see the tower at the bottom, yes. It is open. However, for the side where you could place a printer (by the monitor in the stock pic) on the desk, no. I had to drill a small hole for the wires to pass through.
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This takes up very little room on top and in front of the printer. About 10" high and about 12" out. I use 8.5"x 11" paper. I like that it feeds directly into the printing area so I can use thicker paper also. Prints very well.
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I'd like to know too. My printer is big & heavier than my laptop, which is too big to tote around, so I'm setting it up as comp. for my kid.
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I don't have the dimensions with me (since I'm in NY and the desk is in Florida), but my printer fits in that space comfortably, The top (scanner/print space fits, but I have to pull the printer out a couple of inches for the door to go up adequately to put in the material to scan or print)